The Infant Development Program (IDP) is a family-centred, home visiting program for children, birth to 3 years of age, who are experiencing or at risk for a developmental delay. We work alongside families to implement play based strategies to help children grow and learn as well as provide related resources and referrals.

For more information, please contact Cora Boecker by phone 604-534-1155 ext. 325, or by e-mail [email protected].

Interested in our IDP Program?

As a parent or legal guardian, you may contact IDP directly, or you may be referred by a Doctor, Public Health Nurse or Community Professional. You may also submit a referral by completing the referral form below.

REFERRAL FORM

Together with families, childcare providers and other community professionals, Supported Child Development works collaboratively to ensure that children (birth to 19 years of age) with additional needs can be included fully in the childcare settings of their families’ choice. This is done primarily though consultation and can include provision of resources, information, and in some cases, extra staffing support.

For more information, please contact Glenda Honeybourne by phone 604-534-1155 ext. 323, or by e-mail [email protected].

Interested in our SCD Program?

As a parent or legal guardian, you may contact SCD directly, or you may be referred by a Doctor, Public Health Nurse or Community Professional. You may also submit a referral by completing the referral form below.

REFERRAL FORM

Aboriginal Infant Development Program (AIDP) is a family-centred, home and childcare based program for Indigenous children from birth to 3 years of age, who have a diagnosis, developmental delay or who are at risk for delay. AIDP provides culturally sensitive service through home visits, childcare consultation and family support.

For more information, please contact Kari Tomicki by phone 604-534-1155 ext. 324, or by e-mail [email protected].

Interested in our AIDP Program?

As a parent or legal guardian, you may contact AIDP directly, or you may be referred by a Doctor, Public Health Nurse or Community Professional. You may also submit a referral by completing the referral form below.

REFERRAL FORM

Aboriginal Supported Child Development Program (ASCD) is a family-centred, home and childcare based program for Indigenous children from 3 to 19 years who have a diagnosis, developmental delay or who are at risk for delay. ASCD provides culturally sensitive service through home visits, childcare consultation and family support.

For more information, please contact Kari Tomicki by phone 604-534-1155 ext. 324, or by e-mail [email protected].

Interested in our ASCD Program?

As a parent or legal guardian, you may contact ASCD directly, or you may be referred by a Doctor, Public Health Nurse or Community Professional. You may also submit a referral by completing the referral form below.

REFERRAL FORM

The Afterschool Program provides group based social and recreational programs to children and youth, who require extra support, as per the eligibility criteria established by Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD). The activities designed for these programs intend to facilitate development and growth in the areas of self-esteem, social skills, peer relations, and independence.

These programs are offered in the form of:

1. • Afterschool Program; offered Mondays-Fridays from 2:30-6:00pm for youth in Grades 6-12 and runs in conjunction with the school calendar
   • Spring Break Camp and Summer Day Camp which is offered to children and youth in Grades 6-12

For more information, contact Rudy Mallari by phone 604-534-1155 ext. 326, or by e-mail [email protected]

Children’s Respite Services has served Langley families for the last 35 years providing parents and caregivers with a break from caring for their child with a developmental disability and/or medical illness. This is a time for parents and caregivers to enjoy some rest and renewal from daily demands while providing opportunities for the child to be introduced to new activities and interactions helping them grow in many ways.

All families are referred by priority to our Respite Service by the Ministry of Children and Family Development’s Children and Youth with Support Needs Division. Please contact your MCFD - CYSN Social Worker for more information.

Children’s Respite Care Providers are contracted by Inclusion Langley and undergo a stringent screening process mandated by MCFD’s contract and the agency’s CARF accreditation standards.

If you are interested in becoming a Care Provider or would like more information, please contact Inclusion Langley’s Children’s Respite Coordinators at 604-534-1155, or complete the application form below:

Children’s Respite Provider Application Form

Early Years Family Navigation

ILS’s Early Years Family Navigators work one-on-one with families of children 0-6 to provide information and support your family needs, such as:

• Finding programs for you to attend with your children
• Assist with finding childcare
• Filling out paperwork, applications, and/or referrals
• Finding early intervention supports for your child with extra needs
• Help with access to food and housing needs
• Services for emotional, mental and physical health
• Assist with connecting to other community agencies, programs, workshops and events

Family Navigators can meet with you in the community, at one of the Early Years Hubs, or at your home. They can also connect by email, phone or text! For more information, please contact Alicia Hebein by phone 604-308-1584, or by e-mail [email protected].

Langley Early Years Hubs

Langley has four Early Years Hub locations that provide a variety of early learning, cultural, and drop-in programs for families with children from birth to 6 years. More information about Langley Early Years Hubs can be found at http://www.leyc.ca, or by contacting Alicia Hebein by phone 604-308-1584, or by e-mail [email protected].

ILS's Family Support Advisor will provide a range of lifespan resources and supports to individuals, from birth to seniors, with developmental delays, diagnosed disability or extra support needs and their families in Langley.

The Family Support Advisor can help find and locate various information, resources and supports, including advocacy support, via email, phone, in-person, as well as through workshops and other community events and activities.

If you are interested in learning more about ILS Family Support, please contact Lydia Kang by phone 604-996-5244, or by e-mail [email protected].